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What is your main goal in the negotiation?
Secure an outcome that can be sold as a major victory for Tidal Flats County.
What is your public position entering negotiations?
Skeptical of a new airport unless Tidal Flats receives major guarantees.
What is your private position?
Open to supporting the airport if Tidal Flats gets substantial concessions.
Why is Tidal Flats politically divided?
Some benefit from Curly Airport, others want relief from noise/pollution, and others want redevelopment.
Which group do you privately align with most?
The redevelopment/business bloc that believes Curly's future is limited.
Why do businesses oppose a new airport?
They profit from Curly Airport and fear losing those benefits.
Why do environmental residents support a new airport?
They want less aircraft noise, pollution, and wetlands restoration.
Why are you likely to vote?
The Chair may need Tidal Flats for a 5-vote majority.
What phrase summarizes your leverage?
No Tidal Flats package = no airport.
Why should you not commit early?
Uncertainty increases your bargaining power.
What is your #1 priority?
Biotech Research Center located in Tidal Flats.
Why is the biotech center so valuable?
Jobs, prestige, long-term growth, redevelopment anchor.
What Curly Airport redevelopment funding do you seek?
$125 million.
What should redeveloped Curly become?
Small business/private aircraft airport with limited hours/capacity.
Why preserve a smaller Curly Airport?
Keeps business benefits while reducing neighborhood complaints.
How much business park funding do you seek?
$75 million.
Why create a business park?
To attract startups, suppliers, retail, and economic growth.
What wetlands package do you seek?
$100 million total ($50M now + annual installments).
Why is wetlands funding politically useful?
Wins environmental support and promotes tourism/resilience.
What does the Chair want most?
Passage of the airport bill.
What should you tell the Chair privately?
You need my vote; I need biotech center + redevelopment guarantees.
Why work with Pancake County?
They strongly want the airport and may trade support.
How can Serenity and Faraway help your leverage?
Their possible no votes make your support more valuable.
Who is your main rival for the biotech center?
Emerald County.
What expensive proposal should you oppose?
Emerald County tunnel under the Ames River.
Why oppose the tunnel?
It costs $500 million and threatens funding for your priorities.
When would you support the tunnel?
Only if all Tidal Flats demands are fully funded.
What are red lines that justify a NO vote?
No biotech center, no Curly future plan, no wetlands money.
What conditions justify a YES vote?
Biotech center + Curly redevelopment + wetlands funding + business support.
What is a strong fairness argument?
Tidal Flats has carried the burden for decades.
What do you say if accused of asking too much?
We are asking for transition justice, not favors.
What do you say if pressured to commit?
I'm listening.
What do you say if they threaten to move on without you?
Then perhaps the votes aren't there.
What closing line can secure the deal?
Give us the biotech center and Curly future, and we have a path.
Why wait until later rounds to commit?
Pressure rises and your price increases.
If negotiations fail, how can you still claim victory?
I refused to sell out Tidal Flats for an unfair bill.
How should you think of yourself overall?
Not pro-airport or anti-airport—pro Tidal Flats.
How much annual surplus is available?
$500 million per year for five years.
How many votes are needed for a strong passage?
5 votes.
Why are 4 votes weaker?
Committee clearance possible, but lower Senate/House chances.
Why not reveal early that you may vote yes?
Reduces leverage and lowers concession offers.
When should you signal openness to deal?
Late rounds when pressure peaks.
What is your fallback if no agreement?
Defend Tidal Flats and oppose unfair relocation.
What do you privately believe about Curly Airport?
Its long-term days are numbered.